Mount Allison’s Department of Sociology takes an innovative approach to the study of our society.

In the Sociology department, students are regularly called upon to take what they have learned in class and apply it in real-world situations. Independent research is also supported and encouraged.

Sociology helps students develop their perspective on society, examining it from different points of view and in different contexts. It facilitates understanding how and why society is organized as it is, and how it might be changed to create a more just, more equitable social world.

The discipline challenges students to think critically about the world around them and prepares them to participate in it.

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Student research: Exploring social media, policy, and the experiences of queer youth
Mount Allison Sociology student examines how proposed social media age restrictions could affect 2SLGBTQIA+ youth
Student Research: Exploring how young adults are making decisions about their current and future families  
Honours sociology and feminist and gender studies student Lily Fraser is working on her honours thesis through Mount Allison’s Independent Student Research Program (ISRG), supervised by Dr. Christiana MacDougall.  
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